text: %%%%%%%%%%%% This list of examples has been alphabetized. Please add your example in the proper place. Thanks!%%%%%%%%%%%%* American Football itself might not have survived past the 1910s due to the bloodiness of the sport (18 players ''died'' in 1905) had the forward pass not been legalized, thus opening up the game and preventing the 22-man dogpiles that led to the brutal injuries suffered prior to it.* Buffalo Bills QB Ryan Fitzpatrick stepped in as a starter last season and was mediocre. This year, he grew a sweet beard and he has been one of the top Fantasy Football quarterbacks, even if his team isn't winning.* In what is probably the most literal application of this trope, the Chicago Bears, Bulls, White Sox, and Blackhawks all won their championships under a coach or manager who had facial hair. [[http://www.chicagotribune.com/videogallery/73906065/Video-No-facial-hair-no-Chicago-championships Steve Rosenbloom]] says it best.* Cricket. Before the introduction of round-arm, and later over-arm bowling, balls were gently tossed underarm, and before the introduction of the LBW rule batters often blocked or left a very high proportion of shots, these two things combined to make the sport... somewhat less than thrilling for spectators. ** But the sport really grew its beard in the late 19th century, a huge, black beard attached to the chin of W.G Grace, who single-handedly introduced the concept of modern batting.* It's difficult to remember now, but...there was a time that the Miami Heat basketball team was flatly atrocious. Then they went out and got a certain coach named Riley. It would be several years before a title, but the team became a contender almost immediately. A few years after their title, they did this AGAIN by signing [=LeBron=] James and still having enough salary cap room for the rest of the team.* The signing of NHL legend Mark Messier by the New York Rangers in 1991 signaled that the Rangers were serious about winning.* In the early and middle 2000's, superstar quarterback Peyton Manning was known for being [[TheAce the unchallenged best player]] in the regular season but [[EveryYearTheyFizzleOut sucking in the playoffs]]. In the 2006 AFC Championship, [[TheRival the dynastic powerhouse New England Patriots]] were leading 21-3 at [[DarkestHour halftime]] and everyone assumed this would be another Patriots-Colts CurbStompBattle. Peyton grew the beard by engineering a huge comeback to win 38-34, then led his team to a smooth 31-17 victory over the Bears in the Super Bowl. Unfortunately, his teams' performances after that run are very similar to what they were before, but that game was enough to silence those who said he wasn't good enough to win a ring.* In 2010, San Francisco Giants closer Brian Wilson has done this literally and figuratively. His growth of a full beard has coincided with his evolution from a pitcher who would give Giants fans heart attacks every 9th inning into one of baseball's elite closers.* The 1926 World Series could be seen as a grow the beard moment for the St. Louis Cardinals. It was the first time they had ever been in the World series. They faced the Yankees, who were in their fourth World series in six years. The Cardinals beat the Yankees 4 games to 3, after almost losing the series 3-2. The last out of the series was made by second baseman Roger Hornsby against Babe Ruth himself when he tried to steal the base. From then on, the Cardinals went on to be the NL team with the most World series wins. * The Tampa Bay Buccaneers started life as a franchise by losing their first 26 games. In 1979, just their fourth year of existence, they went to the NFC Championship game behind the arm of prodigal quarterback Doug Williams. They spent most of the next two decades as a perpetual laughingstock, so much so that when Bo Jackson was drafted by the team he decided to play baseball instead. In the late '90s they hired Tony Dungy and quickly became a defensive powerhouse, but failed to win a championship. In 2002 they grew yet another beard, hiring Jon Gruden, who immediately took the team to the SuperBowl, defeating his old team, the Oakland Raiders.* The Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Ever since the team was founded in 1999, they had been the biggest laughingstock in the Major Leagues, finishing in last place in all but one season. Then, after the 2007 season, they exorcised the "Devil" from their name, becoming just the "Rays." The very next season, they won the American League pennant, and ever since, they've been a force to be reckoned with in a division that had previously been dominated by the Yankees and the Red Sox.* Tennis. Before the 80's tennis was a boring, dull sport to both play and watch. The very strict rules and coaches did not help. Then came the 80's. Antipathetic and borderline insane players such as John [=McEnroe=] and Ivan Lendl arrived. They threw their rackets, insulted and defied the coaches (to the point that the coaches were scared of them), and [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking wore short pants]]. The quality and ratings of the sport increased immeasurably.* A slower Growing the Beard took place for the UFC. In the early days, it was very nearly fights with no rules, had no weight classes, and saw fighters going through many fights in one night during tournaments. Starting at UFC12, weight classes were introduced, and more rules were adopted up to UFC28, which was the first sanctioned event.** There were arguably two distinct beard-growing moments. The first was when Zuffa took control of the organisation. The second was the legendary bout between Forrest Griffin and Stephan Bonnar at the end of the first season of Series/TheUltimateFighter.* The Washington Capitals hockey team, there have been times in recent history when the team just sucks, even with star player Alexander Ovechkin. But then, in the middle of the 2007-08 season, when they seemed to be heading for another disappointing season, they fired then coach Glen Hanlon and hired Bruce Boudreau. Then suddenly, the Capitals managed to make a huge turnaround and ended up winning their division and reach the playoff in that same season. Since then, they had continued to dominate their division and are one of the big contenders to win the Stanley Cup. They even managed to win the franchise's very first President's Trophy (Given to the team with the best regular season record in the league) in the 2009-10 season.* Hiring coach Bill Parcells in almost any capacity is an automatic grown beard for almost any team.** Hiring Billy Martin to manage was arguably the baseball equivalent of growing a beard. Besides his notoriously five separate stints with the New York Yankees (with back to back American League pennants in 1976-77 and the World Championship in the latter), Martin took three other teams (the 1969 Minnesota Twins, the 1972 Detroit Tigers, and the 1981 Oakland Athletics) to the playoffs. Martin even helped the 1974 Texas Rangers to an 84-76 record (good for second place) after they had two consecutive 100+ loss seasons. Martin's greatest weakness however besides his combative personality and alcoholism, was his tendency to burn out young pitchers.* The Immaculate Reception is generally considered the Growing the Beard moment among Pittsburgh Steelers fans. Prior to this, the Steelers were considered a joke, with only five winning seasons in 40 years. After the reception, the Steelers have gone on to appear in [[strike:seven]] a record Eight Super Bowls, winning six of them, and are now considered one of sports greatest franchises.** Similarly, "The Catch" by Dwight Clark was the moment the San Francisco 49ers went from plucky underdog to dominant team of the 1980s and 1990s.


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Apparently this is the solution for most spiritual people find acceptable; "Faking it till you make it" or "Making the choice to be happy" when happiness can really be beyond a "choice" once you know that a Love Greater than anything actually exists. It's like something out of Shirley MacLaine's Out On A Limb when that Pure Love permeates through every fiber and atom of your body with no fear left and the ego finally get's shut down. When THAT happens, things beyond your wildest dreams begin to happen where it's impossible to turn back.
Haha, I withdraw from the world.. Last year I think I went MIA for 3 months
I always withdrawal.
I study the back of my eyelids till I feel better
i always withdraw no matter what my mood is...
a bit of both id imagine.
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*grabs you by the shirt* Mr I'll...Make a man...out of you!
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{and feature them in a photo sitting on the black couch right here on my blog ~ in case that isn't clear!!}
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Hi Carol, Your house is a home with these beautiful works of art. I love those happy colours.
I have bundle Branch heart blockage. Not too bad, only feel wonky and unwell when I do too much. Waiting to hear the doctors vedict?
Went to church feeling really well last Sunday. Sang my head off then went outside for a coffee..soon the feeling to pass out came over again and I had to get home. And okay as long as I take it easy. Love C xI just came over from Mousehouse and you mentioned that your daughter just left Brisbane (& her stuff) for Canada. I had that last July when my son & daughter left Canada for Brisbane! They both came back just before Christmas...and the flooding. They were in Point Victoria and their friend/host says they're ok there.
I was wondering what we could do from here to help...now I have a project! (if I get organized...sigh...). I have some bright 'happy' fabric that needs a purpose. I find your pillows and aprons beautiful and so cheerful, what a wonderful thing you're doing!Lovely pillow! You did a great job. I love the button details.
Thanks for stopping by my blog earlier. To answer your question, I do not cut the bottoms off my onesies when I make the dresses. I have designed a way to keep the onesie together. :) I cringe at the thought of cutting the onesie. When I make t-shirt dresses, I do cut part of the bottom of the t-shirt off though.


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Kiaeria falcata (Hedwig) I. Hagen [Dicranaceae] |
Mail a correction to Paul WilsonK. Norsk Vid. Selsk. Skrift. 1914(1): 112. 1915. -- Dicranum falcatum Hedw., Spec. Musc. 150. 32 f. 1–7. 1801. -- Arctoa falcata (Hedw.) Loeske, Stud. Morph. Syst. Laubm. 86. 1910.
Plants in rather dense, lustreless, dark green to olive green tufts or cushions, to 20 mm high. Leaves strongly falcate secund, little changed moist or dry, grooved distally but not sharply keeled, not fragile. Larger stem leaves to 4 mm long, with an ovate to obovate, sheathing base which more or less gradually contracts to a linear and setaceous acumen comprising up to 4/5 of total leaf. Lamina cells of leaf limb in up to 10 rows, quadrate to short rectangular, to 8 µm wide, prorate-papillose to mammillose, especially near leaf apex. Median cells of sheathing base smooth, to 8 µm wide, less than 10: 1, in regular rows, rectangular, pitted on lateral walls. Marginal cells of leaf base not differentiated. Alar cells moderately to rather sharply demarcated, not extending to costa, quadrate to rectangular brownish, to 15 µm wide, somewhat inflated and thin walled. Costa diffuse near base, becoming well demarcated in the distal 1/2 of the expanded leaf base, excurrent and occupying nearly all of the distal portion of the awn. Costa cross-section homogeneous, with walls only moderately thickened. Margin plane to erect, entire below but bluntly serrate near apex. Rhizoids red-brown, to 12 µm wide at base, smooth, sparsely produced and restricted to the stem base. Stem cross-section nearly homogeneous but with a poorly defined central strand, with even the outer cortical cells rather large, but somewhat pigmented.
Autoicous with perigonia axillary very near the base of the perichaetium. Perichaetial leaves loosely sheathing only the base of the seta, larger than but otherwise similar to the adjacent vegetative leaves. Monosetous with the seta to 10 mm, yellow to brownish, straight and smooth. Urn to 2 mm long, inclined and arcuate, about 2: 1, wrinkled to somewhat sulcate when dry, strumose. Operculum rostrate, about 2/3 as long as the urn. Exothecial cells to 20 µm wide, to 2.5: 1, regular in size and shape, in vertical rows, short rectangular, rather thick walled. Exothecial cells near mouth of capsule isodiametric and reduced in size, in 2–3 rows; these cells continuing on operculum but abruptly differentiated on beak into much elongated cells. Annulus in several rows of thin walled, quadrate and persistent cells near capsule mouth. Peristome red-brown, inserted near capsule mouth, erect when dry, to 500 µm long, bifid nearly to middle, lanceolate but with the distal portion of each division filiform and hyaline. Dorsal plates of peristome vertically striate but ventral plates and peristome apex sharply papillose. Spores spherical, minutely papillose, to 14 µm.
Literature | McGrew 1976. |
Illustrations | Malcolm et al. 2009 p. 103; Smith 1978. As Arctoa falcata Lawton 1971. |
Bioregions | CaR, NW. |
Vouchers | Siskiyou Co.: above confluence of drainages from Lower Russian and Golden Russian Lakes, Klamath National Forest, McGrew 360 (UC); near Paynes Lake, Klamath National Forest, Norris & Smith 46354 & 46376; Granite Creek between Tickner Creek and Granite Lake, Norris 52309, and eastern slopes of Little Grayback, Holmberg 942 (UC). |


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Perceived self-efficacy as a predictor of aftercare treatment entry by the detoxification patient. | |
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63 urban, male, polysubstance abusers enrolled in an inpatient, hospital detoxification program with plans for aftercare were administered a set of 27 items describing behaviors that staff members nominated as necessary to make a transition from detoxification to aftercare. Patients were asked to rate each item twice, estimating (1) the importance of the described behavior to the achievement of aftercare and (2) their perceived ability to execute it. These ratings produced two highly saturated univariate tests, the Importance to Aftercare Scale (alpha = .89) of 17 items that did not predict aftercare entry and the Perceived Efficacy to Aftercare Entry Scale (alpha = .90) of 20 items which did correlate (.28) with entering aftercare. |
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Title: Psychological reports Volume: 68 ISSN: 0033-2941 ISO Abbreviation: Psychol Rep Publication Date: 1991 Jun |
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To answer both questions, nobody knows. I think the game has a decent chance of coming out in english, but nothing has been announced so far. :/ | |
No, I don't think so, since USA "NEVER" had any of the older series of medabots such as Medarot, Medaot 2, Medarot 3, Medaot 4, Medarot 5, Medarot Navi. All these are like the Pokemon series, not like the USA ver. were you control one main medabot and fight. | |
Medarot 2's GBA remake was translated, they might give it a try. I wouldn't bet money on it, though. --- Knid of lkie ew **** up teh engilsh lagnuage?- Lourde Incarnadine | |
DukeZero posted... ok, pepharps not "NEVER" but still they never bothered releasing the sequels of the series so probabily they won't | |
Well, besides Shingata Medarot I think the 2 remake was the last RPG they made... It was more an issue of the GBC being on its way out by the time the series became popular enough in english. :/ I guess they could have released Navi, but they probably chose not to because it has very little that's recognizable from the show... Meanwhile, Medarot DS has a bunch of familar characters and Medarots right from the start. *shrug* |
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my husband is a confirmed chocoholic and he said this cake was only ok. it had way to much coconut.
I made this cake for my dad for Father's Day, and it was great. The only changes I made were to add a little more chocolate and I took it out of the oven after about 20 min. I am definitely not a great cake baker, and this cake still received rave reviews from the fam. Thank you for the post!
I am a chocolate lover. That being said, this was not chocolatey enough for me. I was going to frost it with Rick's Buttercream but with the lack of chocolate, I changed direction and put a french silk frosting on it. I also think the method was a bit off and I should have followed my own instincts. The fats should be creamed and then the dry and the buttermilk should be added alternately till blended. The resulting chocolate cake was pale and looked like a beige colored cake. I think it needed 1 more oz of chocolate too. Thanks for sharing.


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dew said: i'm not sure this is the right thread to post this
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TimeOfDeath said: Where was it clarified and why is the wrong information still in the compet-n FAQ? How is anyone supposed to assume anything, especially newbies, if it's not written.
If there's no archie you kill everything except lost souls and finish up with 100%. If there are some monsters which can't be killed by any means then you ignore them. If there's an archie and it resurrects monsters then you MUST kill the resurrected monsters and if they get resurrected again then you MUST kill them again until there's no one alive. When you exit there can't be any monsters alive wandering, be that resurrected or non-resurrected (except lost souls or unkillable). If there are any ghosts created then you MUST kill them until there's none of them, however if by level flaw ghosts don't appear (when by design they should), then you don't have to wait for them to appear (see HR26 discussion).
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TimeOfDeath said: I prefer the idea of all monsters having to be dead before exiting (except lost souls in classic-style ports that don't count them towards kill %) but with the boom killed-monsters stat I think it makes more sense to just have to kill the monsters once, since that's what the stat keeps track of. Otherwise, the stat can be useless in levels with archvile resurrections. That's why I asked if it was possible to add an optional zdoom-style kill counter to prboom-plus that adds a monster to the counter when an archvile revives it...
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emailking said: This definition from Adam is almost complete, except it implies that spawned monsters need to be killed. Spawned monsters or resurrected monsters that were once spawned do not need to be killed. At least, via the accepted "definition" that everyone implicitly uses.
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gggmork said: Awesome 30 uvmax again. Now... who's gonna be the complete jerk and tell him that using prboom's hud to verify 100% kills also doesn't make it a valid max, ah ha ha ha (assuming it was used). Obviously yours are the best demos so far though.
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Torr Samaho said: i don't see what's so unfair about using the hud to check if you've missed a monster.
imagine playing through an epic slaughtermap for 15-20 minutes and then getting a invalid maxdemo (99% kills) just because an imp got away in that hail of fire.
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Violence against women
Key facts:
- Violence against women - particularly intimate partner violence and sexual violence against women - are major public health problems and violations of women's human rights.
- Recent global prevalence figures indicate that 35% of women worldwide have experienced either intimate partner violence or non-partner sexual violence in their lifetime.
- On average, 30% of women who have been in a relationship report that they have experienced some form of physical or sexual violence by their partner.
- Globally, as many as 38% of murders of women are committed by an intimate partner.
- Violence can result in physical, mental, sexual, reproductive health and other health problems, and may increase vulnerability to HIV.
- Risk factors for being a perpetrator include low education, exposure to child maltreatment or witnessing violence in the family, harmful use of alcohol, attitudes accepting of violence and gender inequality.
- Risk factors for being a victim of intimate partner and sexual violence include low education, witnessing violence between parents, exposure to abuse during childhood and attitudes accepting violence and gender inequality.
- In high-income settings, school-based programmes to prevent relationship violence among young people (or dating violence) are supported by some evidence of effectiveness.
- In low-income settings, other primary prevention strategies, such as microfinance combined with gender equality training and community-based initiatives that address gender inequality and communication and relationship skills, hold promise.
- Situations of conflict, post conflict and displacement may exacerbate existing violence and present additional forms of violence against women.
The United Nations defines violence against women as "any act of gender-based violence that results in, or is likely to result in, physical, sexual or mental harm or suffering to women, including threats of such acts, coercion or arbitrary deprivation of liberty, whether occurring in public or in private life."
Intimate partner violence refers to behaviour by an intimate partner or ex-partner that causes physical, sexual or psychological harm, including physical aggression, sexual coercion, psychological abuse and controlling behaviours.
Sexual violence is any sexual act, attempt to obtain a sexual act, or other act directed against a person's sexuality using coercion, by any person regardless of their relationship to the victim, in any setting. It includes rape, defined as the physically forced or otherwise coerced penetration of the vulva or anus with a penis, other body part or object.
Scope of the problem
Population-level surveys based on reports from victims provide the most accurate estimates of the prevalence of intimate partner violence and sexual violence in non-conflict settings. The first report of the "WHO Multi-country study on women's health and domestic violence against women" (2005) in 10 mainly low- and middle-income countries found that, among women aged 15-49:
- between 15% of women in Japan and 71% of women in Ethiopia reported physical and/or sexual violence by an intimate partner in their lifetime;
- between 0.3–11.5% of women reported experiencing sexual violence by someone other than a partner since the age of 15 years;
- the first sexual experience for many women was reported as forced – 17% of women in rural Tanzania, 24% in rural Peru, and 30% in rural Bangladesh reported that their first sexual experience was forced.
A more recent analysis of WHO with the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and the Medical Research Council, based on existing data from over 80 countries, found that globally 35% of women have experienced either physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence or non-partner sexual violence. Most of this violence is intimate partner violence. Worldwide, almost one third (30%) of all women who have been in a relationship have experienced physical and/or sexual violence by their intimate partner, in some regions this is much higher. Globally as many as 38% of all murders of women are committed by intimate partners.
Intimate partner and sexual violence are mostly perpetrated by men against women and child sexual abuse affects both boys and girls. International studies reveal that approximately 20% of women and 5–10% of men report being victims of sexual violence as children. Violence among young people, including dating violence, is also a major problem.
Risk factors
Factors found to be associated with intimate partner and sexual violence occur within individuals, families and communities and wider society. Some factors are associated with being a perpetrator of violence, some are associated with experiencing violence and some are associated with both.
Risk factors for both intimate partner and sexual violence include:
- lower levels of education (perpetration of sexual violence and experience of sexual violence);
- exposure to child maltreatment (perpetration and experience);
- witnessing family violence (perpetration and experience);
- antisocial personality disorder (perpetration);
- harmful use of alcohol (perpetration and experience);
- having multiple partners or suspected by their partners of infidelity (perpetration); and
- attitudes that are accepting of violence and gender inequality (perpetration and experience).
Factors specifically associated with intimate partner violence include:
- past history of violence;
- marital discord and dissatisfaction;
- difficulties in communicating between partners.
Factors specifically associated with sexual violence perpetration include:
- beliefs in family honour and sexual purity;
- ideologies of male sexual entitlement; and
- weak legal sanctions for sexual violence.
The unequal position of women relative to men and the normative use of violence to resolve conflict are strongly associated with both intimate partner violence and non-partner sexual violence.
Health consequences
Intimate partner and sexual violence have serious short- and long-term physical, mental, sexual and reproductive health problems for survivors and for their children, and lead to high social and economic costs.
- Violence against women can have fatal results like homicide or suicide.
- It can lead to injuries, with 42% of women who experience intimate partner reporting an injury as a consequences of this violence.
- Intimate partner violence and sexual violence can lead to unintended pregnancies, induced abortions, gynaecological problems, and sexually transmitted infections, including HIV. The 2013 analysis found that women who had been physically or sexually abused were 1.5 times more likely to have a sexually transmitted infection and, in some regions, HIV, compared to women who had not experienced partner violence. They are also twice as likely to have an abortion.
- Intimate partner violence in pregnancy also increases the likelihood of miscarriage, stillbirth, pre-term delivery and low birth weight babies.
- These forms of violence can lead to depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, sleep difficulties, eating disorders, emotional distress and suicide attempts. The same study found that women who have experienced intimate partner violence were almost twice as likely to experience depression and problem drinking. The rate was even higher for women who had experienced non partner sexual violence.
- Health effects can also include headaches, back pain, abdominal pain, fibromyalgia, gastrointestinal disorders, limited mobility and poor overall health.
- Sexual violence, particularly during childhood, can lead to increased smoking, drug and alcohol misuse, and risky sexual behaviours in later life. It is also associated with perpetration of violence (for males) and being a victim of violence (for females).
Impact on children
- Children who grow up in families where there is violence may suffer a range of behavioural and emotional disturbances. These can also be associated with perpetrating or experiencing violence later in life.
- Intimate partner violence has also been associated with higher rates of infant and child mortality and morbidity (e.g. diarrhoeal disease, malnutrition).
Social and economic costs
The social and economic costs of intimate partner and sexual violence are enormous and have ripple effects throughout society. Women may suffer isolation, inability to work, loss of wages, lack of participation in regular activities and limited ability to care for themselves and their children.
Prevention and response
Currently, there are few interventions whose effectiveness has been proven through well designed studies. More resources are needed to strengthen the prevention of intimate partner and sexual violence, including primary prevention, i.e. stopping it from happening in the first place.
Regarding primary prevention, there is some evidence from high-income countries that school-based programmes to prevent violence within dating relationships have shown effectiveness. However, these have yet to be assessed for use in resource-poor settings. Several other primary prevention strategies: those that combine microfinance with gender equality training; that promote communication and relationship skills within couples and communities; that reduce access to, and harmful use of alcohol; and that change cultural gender norms, have shown some promise but need to be evaluated further.
To achieve lasting change, it is important to enact legislation and develop policies that:
- address discrimination against women;
- promote gender equality;
- support women; and
- help to move towards more peaceful cultural norms.
An appropriate response from the health sector can play an important role in the prevention of violence. Sensitization and education of health and other service providers is therefore another important strategy. To address fully the consequences of violence and the needs of victims/survivors requires a multi-sectoral response.
WHO actions
WHO, in collaboration with a number of partners, is:
- building the evidence base on the size and nature of violence against women in different settings and supporting countries' efforts to document and measure this violence and its consequences. This is central to understanding the magnitude and nature of the problem at a global level and to initiating action in countries;
- strengthening research and research capacity to assess interventions to address partner violence
- developing technical guidance for evidence-based intimate partner and sexual violence prevention and for strengthening the health sector responses to such violence;
- disseminating information and supporting national efforts to advance women's rights and the prevention of and response to violence against women; and
- collaborating with international agencies and organizations to reduce/eliminate violence globally.


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MANILA, Philippines – The United Nationalist Alliance (UNA) also wants Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB) Chairman Mary Grace Poe-Llamanzares in its senatorial slate.
In fact, her name now completes UNA's line-up for the 2013 senatorial elections, together with that of re-electionist Francis "Chiz" Escudero. This was announced on Monday morning by Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile, whose son is included in the ticket.
Poe-Llamanzares should be an easy choice for UNA, since her father – the late actor Fernando Poe Jr. – was friends with UNA stalwart and former President Joseph Estrada.
Poe-Llamanzares said, however, she has yet to talk to President Benigno Aquino III, who recently announced that she is also part of the Liberal Party senatorial line-up.
She gave hints, however, that she could be weighing heavily the LP offer.
Aquino told Filipino reporters on Saturday night in Vladivostok, Russia that Poe-Llamanzares and former Senator Ramon Magsaysay Jr. are joining the Liberal Party line-up.
In an interview with ANC, the MTRCB chief would not reveal yet her plans for 2013.
"I don't want to make any final announcement without speaking to the President. It's proper to wait first when that time happens," she said.
She said she is grateful that her name was included, noting that many would want to join the administration's line-up.
She also noted it is "heartwarming" that UNA also wants her.
"There are certain things that transcend political climate," she said. She cited, for example, her family's friendship with Estrada and Vice President Jejomar Binay.
"I welcome the support of UNA and I think they've expressed their support that I'm also currently with the administration. In that capacity, they also know I'm being considered [by the LP]," she said.
She said UNA is "giving me the prerogative that will best represent my plans, what would be best for the coming elections."
She said her current post under the administration is restricting her from announcing whatever plan she has in mind.
Still, "I would like to talk to the President and see how I could best help," she said.
Asked if both UNA and LP can include her in their respective lists, she only said: "It's important that you have the support of as many people as you can."


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Running Time: 115
Director: Sean Michaels
Company: SMP International
Julian St. Jox, Darla Crane, Justine Rom?e, Rod Wood, Elle DeVine, Sean Michaels, Monica (I), Bernadette Wood, Sammora Shane
Critical Rating: AAA
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Well, that Born in the USA cover just gave me goosebumps.
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Creative Writing at R-MWC
CHOOSE COURSES IN CREATIVE WRITING Introduction to Creative Writing Intermediate Fiction Writing Intermediate Poetry Writing Prose workshop Advanced Creative Writing Form and Theory of Poetry Special Topics in Creative Writing Playwriting Screenwriting |
BUILD A SOLID FOUNDATION History of British Literature Medieval Literature 18th-century British Literature 19th-century British Novel 20th-century American Literature 20th-century British & American Poetry |
Coordinator of Creative Writing, Jim Peterson (the one with the hat), discusses desktop publishing applications with an expert in the field. |
DEVELOP SKILLS Ř Learn word-processing and desktop-publishing software. Ř Take writing, layout, and design workshops using computer technology. Ř Hone your research skills. Ř Write for the campus yearbook, newspaper, and literary magazine. |
WRITE AND EDIT FOR ON-CAMPUS PUBLICATIONS Sundial (campus newspaper) Helianthus (yearbook) Hail, Muse, Etc.! (literary magazine) R-MWC Today (public relations newsletter) Heavy Carbon Nation (alternative campus newspaper) |
PURSUE INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Ř On Campus: Alumnae Bulletin Ř Off Campus: The News and Advance (newspaper) Scene (magazine) |
LEARN FROM VISITING WRITERS The series brings eight to ten writers to the campus each year for public readings and workshops. R-MWC has a writer-in-residence each fall and spring. This position has been held by writers such as novelist George Cuomo, poet John Engels, Poet Cathryn Hankla, young adult writer Katie Lecher Lyle, poet Mary Ruefle, novelist Darcey Steinke, poet Debra Allbery, novelist Mathew Jones, poet Henry Taylor. Numerous well-known and emerging writers have come to campus for readings, including Reggie Young, Gerald Early, Claudia Andrews, Jeane Larsen, Gregory Orr, Richard Bausch, Sam Hamill, George Garrett, Richard Dillard, Charles Baxter, Richard Peabody, Paul Ruffin, Maxine Hong Kingston, David Huddle, Daniel Mark Epstein, Richard Wilbur, Ira Sadoff, Debra Nystrom, Barbara Ehrenreich, and Eudora Welty. |
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NETWORK WITH ALUMNAE R-MWC has a long tradition of alumnae networking. The alumnae contact database gives you access to alumnae in the field from all over the country. At senior-alumnae seminars in various cities, alumnae arrange job contacts and interviews and advise you on your job search and transition from college to work. Ř Mary Virginia Pounds Brown '38 is the author of several books including The Gold Disc Coosa which won the Alabama Library Association Fiction Award in 1975, and Cochula's Journey which won the Small Press Fiction Award for Young Adult Fiction in 1997. Ř Rosa Shand '59, Professor of English at Converse College, is an acclaimed short story writer and winner of the Katherine Anne Porter Prize. Her stories have appeared in such magazines as Southern Review, Virginia Quarterly Review, and Shenandoah and have recently been featured in New Southern Harmonies: Four Emerging Fiction Writers. Ř Elizabeth Colton '67 is Associate Professor of Mass Communications and Journalism at Shenandoah University. She has had a diverse and distinguished career in print and broadcast journalism, including positions as War Correspondent in the Gulf for Mutual Broadcasting/NBC Radio News and Arundel Newspapers; Diplomatic Correspondent for National Public Radio; Middle East Correspondent for ABC Radio News, Cairo; and television news producer-reporter and Radio Correspondent for ABC News and Satellite News Network covering Europe, the Middle East, Africa and West Asia. Ř Anne Tucker '67, the Gus and Lyndall Wortham Curator of Photography at the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston, writes free-lance articles on art, and has received two fellowships from the National Endowment of the Arts and a Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship. She founded the museum's photography department in 1975 and has curated more than two dozen exhibitions. She is a 1993 Alumnae Achievement Award recipient. Ř Candy Crowley '70 is a reporter for CNN. Ř Brenda Wilson '72 is a senior correspondent and the science editor for National Public Radio. Ř Pamela Stallsmith '85 was education reporter for Lynchburg's News and Daily Advance. She is currently a reporter at the Richmond-Times Dispatch newspape covering Southeastern Virginia. Ř Robin Davies Naylor '88 is Advertising Director for Golf For Women Magazine. |
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Texas loses, gains recruits on Strong roller coaster
It's been a roller coaster on the recruiting trail for Texas since Charlie Strong was hired as the Longhorns' new football coach.
On Thursday, ESPN four-star wide receiver Emanuel Porter of Dallas Lincoln switched his commitment from Texas to TCU, according to a source. Porter had originally pledged to TCU before committing to Texas.
Porter's flip follows three Texas recruits who backed off their commitments after Strong's hiring, but the class still looks strong, according to ESPN's Big 12 recruiting reporter Damon Sayles.
"They were hit," Sayles said. "They weathered the storm and now they're going back to work to plug some of these holes."
The Longhorns lost commitments from three defensive tackles after the departure of defensive line coach Bo Davis, who left for USC before going to Alabama a week later.
However, Texas picked up a pledge from Arlington Bowie safety Edwin Freeman after a visit Thursday from Strong and recruiting coordinator Bruce Chambers. Freeman, a U.S. Army All-American ranked 128th overall by ESPN, had offers from TCU, USC, LSU, Nebraska, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma and Texas A&M.
Bowie coach Danny DeArman said Strong presented his philosophy.
"[Strong] said, 'I promise you you'll never be talked down to. Everything will be to build you up. Every correction made will be in the most positive way,' " DeArman said. "That's what [Freeman] was looking for."
Freeman will join Denton Guyer dual-threat quarterback Jerrod Heard, who remains solidly committed to the Longhorns. Rated sixth nationally at his position by ESPN, Heard led Guyer to the Class 4A Division I state championship and was the top rusher in the U.S. Army All-American Game with 63 yards.
Another Rivals four-star recruit, Derick Roberson, a 6-foot-4, 235-pound defensive end from San Antonio Brennan, is also firm with his commitment.
Sayles said only one other player might switch his commitment: Houston Cy Falls linebacker Otaro Alaka. He had said that he would consider opening his recruitment should Mack Brown step down. Alaka has shown a strong interest in Texas A&M.
"I think, actually, if a kid would have flipped, now would have been the time or last week would have been the time," Sayles said. "I don't see any coming flips, but you have to remember these are kids and they change their mind every minute."
But the addition of the new staff also carries positives in the recruiting game.
Texas could gain Hilton Head, S.C., defensive tackle Poona Ford after he dropped his commitment to Louisville when Strong headed for Austin. Ford (6-foot, 285 pounds) is an ESPN four-star recruit rated higher than the three defensive players Texas lost in the coaching shuffle.
Sayles said he believes things are in place for Texas to vie with Baylor and Texas A&M for the state's top class in 2015.
But if there is a program that's equipped to handle this kind of change, it is Texas, the school with the most brand recognition of any in the state.
"When it comes down to it, Texas is still going to be Texas and it can pull a lot of players a lot of schools can't just on name alone," Sayles said. "Some people may not like that, but let's be honest, there's a lot of people that want to go to Texas because it's Texas."
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Dowry Bag
Type: | For Personal Adornment |
Object Name: | Dowry Bag |
Local Name: | kotli |
Place Made: | Asia: South Asia, India, Southern India, Karnataka, Gulbarga or Shimoga |
People: | Banjara |
Period: | Mid 20th century |
Date: | c 1950 |
Dimensions: | L 52 cm x W 36 cm |
Materials: | Cotton; cotton floss; cowrie shell; metal bead |
Techniques: | Woven; embroidered; chain stitch; tasseled |
ID Number: | T00.45.135 |
Credit: | From the Fitzgerald Collection |
Among the once nomadic Banjara people, cowrie shells from the Indian Ocean are highly valued ceremonial items that, at one time, were also a low-value currency. The shells are particularly associated with ceremonial objects, such as dowry bags. Only married women may use them on their clothing.


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Trustee Chair 2014-15
April 2015
When the new grant model for The Rotary Foundation was introduced under the Future Vision Plan, the Trustees decided that it should be reviewed in the 2015-16 Rotary year so that your experiences could help make our processes as effective as possible.
The Trustees recognize that grants involve many participants who may have different expectations, so I have appointed an independent committee of four past RI presidents to ensure that all views will be considered, and to ensure confidentiality to anyone who may want it.
The committee would like to hear about your experiences with the areas of focus and district and global grants, and to seek your ideas for any improvements that could make our Rotary Foundation the best possible. It comprises myself and Past RI Presidents Kalyan Banerjee, Ray Klinginsmith, and Bill Boyd, who will serve as chair. We welcome your suggestions, which you can email to email@example.com.
We will read and analyze your ideas and meet at the Rotary International Convention in São Paulo, Brazil, to decide on any items that should be given to the Trustees Programs Committee. That committee will undertake the necessary surveys to ensure we are reflecting the opinions of every Rotary member, and will report back to us at the January 2016 International Assembly. We intend to make our recommendations at the April 2016 meeting of the Trustees.
We seek your support to ensure that our Rotary Foundation continues to do good in the world in the best possible way.
March 2015
Now that the first year of the new grant model has been completed, it's time to see how it's working. One of the most positive outcomes is that more clubs and districts have banded together to implement larger, more sustainable projects. Our Rotary Foundation funded 488 district grants worth a total of $23.5 million and 868 global grants worth $47.3 million.
The Trustees are mindful of their fiduciary duty to ensure that Foundation funds are spent wisely. To help achieve this, clubs and districts have the support of The Rotary Foundation Cadre of Technical Advisers. These are Rotarian volunteers who have been vetted as specialists in one or more areas of focus, or in financial audits. Last year, on behalf of the Trustees, these volunteers carried out more than 153 assignments. Forty-four were technical (desk) reviews prior to funding approval, and 68 were mandatory on-site screenings for larger projects, either before approval or during the projects' implementation. The cadre also conducted 41 audits of projects and districts.
We have learned that some sponsors of global grants have struggled with needs assessments, sustainability, and monitoring and evaluation. This is where the cadre can be of practical assistance, so its members have been asked to increase their availability to grant sponsors from the start of the application process. Clubs and districts that sponsor grants can access this assistance by contacting their regional grants officer.
We are looking to add volunteers to our cadre in all areas of focus and in auditing. If you are interested in joining, email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
The aim of the Trustees is to make the new grant model as user-friendly as possible to clubs and districts.
February 2015
Salt Lake City, Utah, USA. Birmingham, England. Bangkok, Thailand. São Paulo, Brazil!
Every three years, The Rotary Foundation sponsors a peace symposium as a preconvention activity. The next peace symposium will be held in São Paulo, 4-5 June.
The triennial peace symposium is the vehicle to showcase our Rotary Peace Fellows, who earn master's degrees and certificates through our Rotary Peace Centers; to educate Rotarians about this peace-related education and scholarship program; to introduce our donors and potential donors to the program; and to explore ways that Rotarians and peace fellows can collaborate in peace-building. Highlights of each symposium have included international speakers in the peace field, such as Nobel Peace Prize laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu; breakout sessions featuring peace fellows working on the front lines to build peace; and Rotarians active in the peace field.
This year, the first plenary session will feature 1987 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Oscar Arias Sánchez of Costa Rica. He is a two-time president of Costa Rica, 1986-90 and 2006-10. During his first presidential term, he engaged the nations of Central America in peace discussions that led to the signing of the Esquipulas II Accords, and ultimately to the end of the various armed conflicts in the region.
The plans of the São Paulo peace symposium committee are creative and exciting, with elements not offered at past symposia. They will involve the 80 Rotary Peace Centers alumni in attendance.
If you have never attended a peace symposium, this is a special opportunity that will inform and educate you on Rotary's service to promote peace. If you have attended any of the symposia in Salt Lake City, Birmingham, or Bangkok, you will especially appreciate this innovative program.
I look forward to seeing you there!
January 2015
January: In Roman times, this was symbolized by the two-headed god Janus – one head looking back and one head looking forward.
This is the time for us to take stock and see, of the goals we set for ourselves at the start of the year, how many we have achieved, and how we can fully realize all of them by the end of this Rotary year.
How are we meeting our goal of polio eradication? Did we encourage our district to give 20 percent of its District Designated Fund toward the eradication of this terrible disease? Are we supporting National Immunization Days? There is still much to do. The number of polio cases in Pakistan in 2014 far exceeded the number in 2013.
Have you made your contribution to our charity – our only charity – our Rotary Foundation? Have we impressed on those Rotarians who have not made a contribution the need to do so? The number of Rotarians who have not given to our Foundation far exceeds the number who have given, and we need to reverse that statistic. Our target for the Annual Fund is US$123 million. Let us ensure that we reach it.
Have you considered taking advantage of the new grants program by using district or global grants? Last year, 858 district grants and 492 global grants were awarded.
Have you nominated a Rotary Peace Fellow candidate? Have you sought out a Major Donor to help fund the program? Have you registered for the Rotary Peace Symposium, just prior to the Rotary International Convention in São Paulo, Brazil, in June?
I have always held the belief that if the message of Rotary does not get to the Rotarian and the club, it loses its thrust. The Rotary club is the heartbeat of Rotary. What you make of the remaining months of the year, as you endeavor to Light Up Rotary, is up to you.
My New Year best wishes.
December 2014
In his inaugural address, U.S. President John F. Kennedy made this often quoted exhortation: "Ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country."
The same sentiments could be applied to the membership of Rotary.
Whether Rotary will survive or whether it will falter, whether our service will mean much to many or little to few, whether Rotary is known with respect or seen as a relic of days gone by, will be up to each and every Rotarian.
There is so much to be done in our world – to educate the illiterate, feed the hungry, provide shelter to the homeless. Our world is still ill divided, and the gap is not shrinking between the haves and the have-nots. But to whom much has been given, much is expected.
The most important people in Rotary are not the directors of the Board or the trustees of our Rotary Foundation, but the individual Rotarians working quietly in their clubs to assist those in communities who are less fortunate than themselves, for whom they know the need is great. This is Rotary at its finest: Rotarians identifying a need and responding to it.
For many, this is a special time of year. May it bring to each of you the blessings that it offers.
As we Light Up Rotary, let us remember that the future of our Foundation is in your hands.
November 2014
It is surely the wish in all our hearts that there is peace in our world.
Our Rotary Foundation is endeavoring to advance this with the establishment of Rotary Peace Centers in various parts of the globe.
The Rotary Peace Centers are the premier educational program of the Foundation, and this year I am asking Rotarians to foster world understanding, goodwill, and peace by promoting and publicizing the program so its work is enhanced.
The program funds up to 100 Rotary Peace Fellowships per year, for fellows to study at one of the Foundation's specially chosen universities. Fellows can earn a master's degree in peace and conflict resolution or a related field at Duke University and University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, in the United States; University of Queensland in Australia; Uppsala University in Sweden; University of Bradford in England; and International Christian University in Japan. Additionally, our professional development certificate program in peace and conflict resolution is offered through Chulalongkorn University in Thailand.
The idea of the Rotary Peace Centers is to create a cadre of individuals who are dedicated to peace and conflict resolution, and who have been given the tools to succeed in their efforts. Since the program began in 2002, nearly 900 peace fellows have been engaged in peace activities throughout the world, working for nongovernmental organizations, government agencies, the World Health Organization, World Bank, and others.
To fund the program, the Rotary Peace Centers Major Gifts Initiative has set a target of US$125 million by the end of this Rotary year. This is an achievable goal, but it needs your continuing financial support.
This is a program pertinent to the 21st century, and one worthy of all Rotarians' support.
In these days of anger, of anguish, of uncertainty in our world, it is important to remember that the brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty of nations.
October 2014
In each of my monthly messages, I have endeavored to highlight one individual Rotary Foundation goal for 2014-15.
This month, I wish to speak about the new grant structure and the reasons for its introduction. The Foundation Trustees identified a number of growing needs to improve efficiency, to streamline operations, and to focus efforts so as to achieve greater impact and public recognition.
Prior to Future Vision, the Foundation was processing over 4,000 grants per year, and the average humanitarian grant was US$12,500. With many of the grants smaller than this figure, the cost to administer the grants was increasing at a significant rate, and we needed more staff to process the growing number of applications.
In addition to striving for improved efficiency, the Trustees aimed for greater simplicity and a more streamlined process. The Rotary Foundation had 12 different programs, each with its own requirements and application procedures, to support educational and humanitarian objectives. We now have only two grant types: district grants and global grants.
By simplifying the process, the Trustees hope to enable Rotarians to reach a greater number of people to do good in the world; to provide a more efficient grants-making system, awarding fewer grants and large amounts at a reduced operational cost; and to give clubs and districts more ownership over the grant process.
I urge you to ensure the progress of our new grant structure through your continued participation in our educational and humanitarian projects.
September 2014
Help us reach our goal.
Rotarians are generous people. They give to many good, charitable causes in their communities but in many instances do not support their own charity: The Rotary Foundation.
This Rotary year, I would like to see every Rotary club make a contribution to our Rotary Foundation.
Remember that the good we do in the world is limited only by the contributions we receive. And when we give to our Foundation, we are not sending cash to Evanston – we are helping a blind man to see, a polio victim to walk, a child to grow to adulthood healthily, a student to become better educated, and a family to have food to eat.
Each year, the trustees of The Rotary Foundation set a goal for the Annual Fund – the fund that feeds the World Fund. This year, the goal is US$123 million, with each Rotarian being asked to contribute a minimum of $100. I am conscious that this figure would mean more in some countries than others. But Rotarians should give according to their means.
The slogan Every Rotarian, Every Year means exactly that. Every Rotarian should make a contribution to our Foundation every year. Make it a priority this year to impress on your club the importance of every club supporting our Foundation in some way.
As I said at the outset, Rotarians are generous people. I am sure you will translate that generosity into giving to our Rotary Foundation.
It is up to each and every one of us to do so.
August 2014
This year, we must finish the job.
Almost three decades ago, we Rotarians made a choice to give something far more important than money. We chose to give our word – our word that we would eradicate the poliovirus and create a future free of the disease.
But we haven't yet kept that word. We haven't yet made the earth polio-free. And in the words of Henry Ford, "You can't build a reputation on what you are going to do."
In Rotary, we have been saying for many years that we are going to eliminate polio. It is my hope that there will soon come a time when we will be able to say that we've done it.
Rotarians throughout the world have been walking this road for many years. Polio eradication has been part of Rotary for decades now. We talk about it, we work toward it, and we've raised money for it – a great deal of money, over more than one campaign already. And now we are asking our fellow Rotarians, and being asked ourselves, to do and give more.
We recognize that there will be those who feel they have given enough already to the cause of polio eradication – those who feel we have done enough, and that it is time to move on. To those I say: If we pause, if we slacken now, if we say "almost" is the same as "did," we risk losing all that we have already given. We risk our own good name and the good name of all the Rotarians who came before us.
This is something that we as Rotarians cannot and will not accept. We must continue until we finish the job.
July 2014
Goals for a new year.
It is an honor and a privilege to serve this Rotary year as chair of our Rotary Foundation. And we should be proud to call it our Foundation, for each day millions of people are touched by the magic of Rotary – made possible only by the service and dedication of Rotarians throughout the world.
Our Foundation is the engine that drives the Rotary machine. It gives us the chance to see and fulfill the opportunities for service both within our community and internationally.
Your Foundation Trustees have set five goals for the year.
The first goal is the eradication of the poliovirus from the face of the earth. We have much to be proud of in our efforts to rid the world of this dreaded disease, but we must finish the job. We cannot let up in our efforts. We cannot undo all the good work that has been done in the past.
Our second goal is to continue to support Rotary's own charity, The Rotary Foundation, through our contributions. The good that we do is limited only by what we receive. Let us ensure that clubs who have made no contributions to our Foundation do so this year.
Our third goal is to ensure the progress of our new grants program by participating in sustainable educational and humanitarian projects.
Our fourth goal is to foster goodwill and peace by promoting and publicizing the Rotary Peace Centers program, whose purpose is to create a cadre of individuals dedicated to peace and conflict resolution.
Our fifth goal is to emphasise that the responsibility for the future of our Foundation is in all our hands so that we can continue doing good in the world as we endeavor to Light Up Rotary.
I look forward to your support.
John Kenny
Foundation Trustee Chair


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4.42 / 5.00 2,956 ViewsHahahaha, This was submitted by a dare off of 3 people, I made this just after my Sonic- 15 years of Mistakes, becuase I liked the end credits so much. I advanced it a bit, just for fun and so I could enjoy it. But my friends are pushy, and so here it is XD I know its crap XP
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Its a mix of my two favret things!
I give it a full 10!
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This flash is so epic that they needed to make a whole new catagory in epicness.
Lol, its not that great :P its barely anything at all lol
<3 Blues Brothers.
Being a native from Chicago i am a big fan of the Blues Brothers as well as Sonic the Hedgehog so it's only natural i would really like this flash,though it may not be awesome i still thought it was pretty cool seeing the Sonic team playing the song,good job.
Thanks, I only uploaded it on a dare, It was originally for the end credits of Sonic 15th


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Aigai or Aegae (Ancient Greek: Αἰγαί) may refer to:
- Aigai, Macedonia, first capital of Macedon
- Aegae (Achaea), ancient settlement near present Aigeira, in Achaea
- Aegae (Euboea), ancient town in Euboea, near which a sanctuary of Aegean Poseidon was built upon a hill
- Aege, town in Pallene, Chalcidice
- Aigai (Aeolis), ancient city of the Aeolian dodecapolis, near the modern city Aliağa, northwestern Turkey
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April 21, 2015
BRYAN It's the second week of classes at Blinn College in Bryan, and students say there's already a problem.
"It totally caught me off guard. I'm sure it caught everyone off guard, because that's the big buzz going around right now," said Ryan Way, a freshman at Blinn.
The buzz is about the parking problem on campus between the hours of 10-3 when most students have classes.
"It's a mess," said Emily Hall.
"I've seen fights. I've seen all sorts of stuff over parking spots," said Cameron Guzy.
Blinn administrators say parking during peak hours has been an ongoing issue for years, which is why they built a one million dollar, 300 spot parking lot over the summer.
However, students say the overflow lot also fills up, so they have to park on grass near campus.
Drivers will eventually get tickets for parking in makeshift spots, but the school is giving students a break for now.
"We're looking at parking structures, parking facilities, we're looking at buildings. We're looking at all kinds of options that we may choose to do in the future," said Sylvia McMullen, Interim President of Brazos County Campuses.
In the meantime, students are doing what they have to do to get to class.
"I parked over in the neighborhood," said Hall.
"You just have to get here early and wait," said Way.
Blinn administrators say their population growth mirrors the growth at Texas A&M. That's one reason why the schools are working together on a plan to deal with all the new students and their cars.
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Application of remote sensing and field mapping to a revision of the geology of the Volta Basin
Jordan, Colm; Carney, John; Thomas, Christopher; McDonnell, Paul. 2008 Application of remote sensing and field mapping to a revision of the geology of the Volta Basin. [Lecture] In: Voltain Basin, Ghana Workshop and Excursion, Ghana, 10-17 March 2008. Geological Survey of Denmark and Greenland, 87-90.
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